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    Badlands: Viper's Gulch
    Badlands: Viper's Gulch
    Badlands: Viper's Gulch
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    Badlands: Viper's Gulch

    By Robert Hatch

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    1863, Idaho Territory.

    Viper's Gulch has long held the legend of a giant snake lurking within its canyons. Cletus and Spivey are two unfortunate prospectors who encountered such a creature. When they run into Hunter, John Williams, and the Apache Ba'cho-ligai, the group finds the mysteries of Viper's Gulch are much more dangerous than first believed.

    Another story of the Badlands series that explores monsters, ghosts, and other supernatural tales of the old west. The bright sun of the Frontier casts very deep shadows.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRobert Hatch
    Release dateNov 12, 2015
    ISBN9781311178077
    Badlands: Viper's Gulch
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    Robert Hatch

    Raised in Kentucky with a passion for storytelling. Modest to a fault but also eager to tell another tale. Currently working on the Badlands Western/Horror/fantasy series as well as many short stories available electronically. He writes everyday from his home in Tennessee along with wife, step-daughter, several dogs and a few cats.

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